[Frameworks] Cheap Transfer In NYC

[Alex McCarron]

I thought about that and was following the other discussion about this. I'd
really like something that will look good when the stills are uploaded to a
website later.

So I guess I'm looking for the cheapest professional looking transfer in
NYC or a time consuming and cheap way of achieving that quality that is
maybe something like finding the stills and motion parts I want with a
steenbeck and hand scanning the 3600 individual frames myself?

Anything but a garage transfer is what I'm saying.

Technicolor is saying $0.48/ft with a student discount. Anyone think I can
beat that?

On Friday, June 22, 2012, Ryan Marino wrote:

> Why not have some one with an HD camera film it off of a screen or wall?
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> On Fri, Jun 22, 2012 at 3:22 PM, <alex.mccarron at gmail.com<javascript:_e({}, 'cvml', 'alex.mccarron at gmail.com');>
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>> So, I have a 100' roll of Tri-X 16mm that I want an HD transfer of. It's
>> mostly stills and little burst of video that I intended as sketches and
>> tests for a longer project.
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>> Anyone know of lab that's not gonna give me any jive about roll minimums
>> that I can take a subway to? Or any ad hoc solutions?
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>> Always,
>> Alex
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